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Disney Infinity (2013)

Avalanche Software

PlayStation 3 · Wii U · Xbox 360

2.67 from 126 ratings

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DISNEY INFINITY unlocks the freedom to play with some of your favorite Disney and Disney/Pixar worlds like never before! You can experience adventures in the worlds of Pirates of the Caribbean, The Incredibles and Monsters University - take on the role of Sulley, the naturally gifted ‘scarer’; become Captain Jack Sparrow, the sword-wielding pirate; or transform yourself into Mr. Incredible, … Read more
DISNEY INFINITY unlocks the freedom to play with some of your favorite Disney and Disney/Pixar worlds like never before! You can experience adventures in the worlds of Pirates of the Caribbean, The Incredibles and Monsters University - take on the role of Sulley, the naturally gifted ‘scarer’; become Captain Jack Sparrow, the sword-wielding pirate; or transform yourself into Mr. Incredible, one of the world's greatest crime-fighters. Battle enemies, solve puzzles, overcome obstacles and complete a variety of other unique quests. Or create your own world! Unlock virtual toys, characters, buildings, weapons, gadgets and more – and bring them into the Disney Infinity ‘Toy Box’ where you can mix them all up to create your own game. In the Disney Infinity Toy Box, there are no rules and you can create any adventure you want. Share your creations with your friends with up to 4-player co-op play. The more you play, the more you unlock so the story never ends. It’s up to you and your imagination – infinite possibilities, infinite ways to inspire your imagination! Read less
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Developers
Avalanche Software
Publishers
Disney Interactive, Namco Bandai Games
Genres
Adventure, Platform, Racing, Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Action, Comedy, Kids, Sandbox, Science fiction
Franchises
Disney
Series
Disney Infinity
Event
Nintendo Direct @ E3 2013
Steam
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Release dates

  • Aug 18, 2013 (North_America) PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
  • Aug 18, 2013 (Japan) Wii U
  • Aug 20, 2013 (Europe) Wii U
  • Aug 23, 2013 (Europe) PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
  • Nov 28, 2013 (Japan) Wii U
  • Aug 21, 2014 (North_America) Wii U

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5
4 stars
17
3 stars
52
2 stars
35
1 star
17
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makine

Status makine May 7, 2016


Time: 4:57 hours
Score: Can you tell how often I was unclear on the next objective?

Thoughts: Of the three starter play sets in 1.0, I'd give the nod to this one as being the most fun. That's not really saying a lot. Personally, I'm hoping that 4.0 revisits the original play sets and starts doing stand alone releases; I …

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Time: 4:57 hours
Score: Can you tell how often I was unclear on the next objective?

Thoughts: Of the three starter play sets in 1.0, I'd give the nod to this one as being the most fun. That's not really saying a lot. Personally, I'm hoping that 4.0 revisits the original play sets and starts doing stand alone releases; I think with the various improvements and changes to the game play in the later entries, Pirates could be legitimately fun.

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makine

Status makine May 7, 2016



Time: 4:30 hours
Score: Man, it's incredible this series continued.

Thoughts: After playing 3.0 which was great and 2.0 which was still very good, it's a little amazing how much of an overhaul they accomplished from 1.0 to 2.0. This isn't terrible per se, but there are flaws and there are a lot of them. For example, the game doesn't …

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Time: 4:30 hours
Score: Man, it's incredible this series continued.

Thoughts: After playing 3.0 which was great and 2.0 which was still very good, it's a little amazing how much of an overhaul they accomplished from 1.0 to 2.0. This isn't terrible per se, but there are flaws and there are a lot of them. For example, the game doesn't actually tell you when the story in any particular 1.0 play set is story complete and the difficulty can spike without warning in both directions. Plus there are too many sequences that seem to rely on you remembering superfluous things. Pretty meh in general.

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